By using this site, you agree to the Privacy Policy and Terms of Use.
Accept
News Point247News Point247
Notification Show More
Latest News
NCS
Nigeria Customs Strengthens WCO Integrity Partnership, Earns Global Commendation 
Customs
Conarina
Conarina School of Maritime Technology Highlights Modern Facilities, Opens Admissions
Just In
Customs
US,Israel- Iran War Disrupts Air Cargo, Threatens Customs Revenue Drive
Just In
NIMASA
NIMASA DG Bags Recognition Award for Mentorship from Alma Mater
Maritime
Captain
Captain Adesiyan Brings Joy to NNSS Abeokuta Students with Grand Eid Celebration
Education
Aa
  • Home
  • News
  • Maritime
  • Business
  • Politics
  • Society
  • Features
  • Transport
  • International
  • Opinion Article
  • Photo News
Reading: SIFAX Shipping Launches Direct LCL Export Service to UK
Share
Aa
News Point247News Point247
  • Home
  • News
  • Maritime
  • Business
  • Politics
  • Society
  • Features
  • Transport
  • International
  • Opinion Article
  • Photo News
Search
  • Home
  • News
  • Maritime
  • Business
  • Politics
  • Society
  • Features
  • Transport
  • International
  • Opinion Article
  • Photo News
Follow US
© News Point 247. All Rights Reserved | Site Developed by OutsourceNow.ng
News Point247 > International > SIFAX Shipping Launches Direct LCL Export Service to UK
International

SIFAX Shipping Launches Direct LCL Export Service to UK

Admin
Last updated: 2025/07/22 at 7:18 PM
8 months ago 3 Min Read
Share
3 Min Read
SHARE

By Sandra Chukwunyere

In a groundbreaking move set to redefine outbound shipping from Nigeria, SIFAX Shipping Company Ltd. has launched direct Less-than-Container Load (LCL) export services to the United Kingdom, through a strategic partnership with Netcargo UK Limited, a subsidiary of Net Cargo Group.

This development offers a major breakthrough for businesses that have long grappled with the complexities of cross-border logistics, delays and costly transshipment processes, in their bid to export goods to the United Kingdom.

SIFAX
Shipping

According to Mr. Adekunle Owobamirin, General Manager, Groupage and Export Services, SIFAX Shipping, this alliance provides an opportunity for Nigerian exporters, especially SMEs, to ship goods directly to the UK without having to consolidate through transshipment points. This, he added, would result in faster turnaround times, lower costs, reduced risks, and more predictable delivery schedules.

He further noted that this new service would empower local businesses to compete more confidently on the international stage.

- Advertisement -
Ad image

“This is one of the most important moves we’ve made in advancing our export portfolio. We’re now positioned to offer uninterrupted export services to the UK market, giving our clients the ease and confidence they need to grow their international trade volumes.”

In addition to its UK breakthrough, SIFAX Shipping has also sealed a robust import partnership with WSC Logistics and Shotto Logistics Limited. This agreement makes it possible for shipments originating from various parts of the world, including India and China, to be routed efficiently through SIFAX’s bonded terminals and warehouses in Nigeria.

The partnership, described as a “third-party consolidator collaboration”, enables smaller logistics firms to leverage SIFAX Group’s well-developed infrastructure, technical know-how and bonded facilities.

Owobamirin, speaking further on this development, reveals that,

 “This ambitious expansion has already borne fruit, with the first trial shipments launched in June and full operations ramping up through July. Our bonded warehouse operations have been upgraded to accommodate the surge in volume. The collaboration allows us to clear and dispatch cargo seamlessly, ensuring that goods keep moving and clients experience minimal delays.

“By improving direct export routes, especially to the UK, local businesses will benefit from reduced trade barriers and costs. Furthermore, the increased volume of imports handled through WSC Logistics and Shotto Logistics Limited is expected to create more employment opportunities and boost revenue streams for local stakeholders.”

You Might Also Like

IWD 2026: NIMASA, NPA, NLC Salute Women in Nigeria Maritime Sector

U.S. Authorities Seize MV Skipper, Not Registered in Nigeria – NIMASA

Oyetola Makes Final Diplomatic Push for Nigeria’s IMO Council Seat in London

SEREC’s Commitment to Maritime Sustainability Earns Spot in Ocean Centres Ghana

Abuja MOU Reappoints Captain Sunday Umoren as Secretary-General for Another Four Years

Share this Article
Facebook Twitter Email Print
Previous Article NAGAFF Founder Urges Support for Nigeria Customs Service’s B’Odogwu System
Next Article NDLEA, News Emperor Magazine Team Up to Educate Public on Dangers of Illicit Substances

Trending

NCS
Nigeria Customs Strengthens WCO Integrity Partnership, Earns Global Commendation 
Customs
Conarina
Conarina School of Maritime Technology Highlights Modern Facilities, Opens Admissions
Just In
Customs
US,Israel- Iran War Disrupts Air Cargo, Threatens Customs Revenue Drive
Just In
NIMASA
NIMASA DG Bags Recognition Award for Mentorship from Alma Mater
Maritime
Captain
Captain Adesiyan Brings Joy to NNSS Abeokuta Students with Grand Eid Celebration
Education
Shippers Council
Nigerian Shippers’ Council Halts New Shipping Tariffs
Business
NIMASA DG
NIMASA DG Extends Eid el-Fitr Greetings to Muslim Faithful, Urges Unity
Just In
MSC
Freight Forwarders Picket MSC Over Tariff Increase as Shippers’ Council Urges Dialogue
Business
Customs
New Seme Customs Boss, Kaila Pledges to Improve on Adenuga’s Achievements, Breaks New Records
Customs
News Point247News Point247

© News Point 247. All Rights Reserved | Site Developed by OutsourceNow.ng

  • Home
  • Privacy Policy
  • About Us

Removed from reading list

Undo
WhatsApp
Hello
Can we help you?
Open chat
Welcome Back!

Sign in to your account

Lost your password?